Journal of Materials and Engineering Structures
Volume 12, Numéro 1, Pages 63-72
2025-03-30
Authors : Prateek T.m. . Garg Vivek .
While traditional flat footings are commonly used in construction, hyperbolic paraboloidal shell footings present potential benefits in load distribution and settlement reduction. The study encompasses two primary aspects: the design of both footing types in accordance with Indian standard practices, followed by a comparative analysis of their performance utilizing finite element methodology. Performance comparison is carried out concentrating on vertical settlement, stress distribution, and the amount of concrete required under centric gravity loads. The hyperbolic paraboloidal shell footing was modeled with curved surfaces, and the underlying soil was treated as nonlinear using the Mohr-Coulomb yield criteria. The amount of concrete required for a hyperbolic paraboloidal shell footing is significantly less, calculated to be 0.61 times that of a flat footing.
Shell footing ; Hyperbolic paraboloidal shell ; Finite element method ; Mohr-Coulomb yield criteria
Oyedepo Olugbenga Joseph
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Olukanni Ebenezer Omoniyi
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pages 33-40.
Oyedepo Olugbenga Joseph
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Olanitori Lekan Makanju
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Sumbo Philip Akande
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pages 18-24.
Hussein Khalaf Al-zarkoshi Alyaa
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pages 31-47.
Saraogi Anurag
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Garg Vivek
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Dubey S.k.
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pages 611-623.
Benguediab Soumia
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Kettaf Fatima Zohra
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Benguediab Mohamed
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Tounsi Abdelouahed
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pages 560-572.